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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25

Irecau no more thoroughly absurd and pitiful
failures Of late than the celebrations IN New York
or this same jubilee. 1t looks Like boom for
Ingalls, The talk about 'coustnly love" 'our
common mother" and so on, is all apparently
without any real foundation in the affections
either OF native New Workers or EnglShmen who
have settled here. The love OF the queen Is not
general for all efforts 70 arrange celebration on
! popular basis fell through. One OF the big
choral societies advertised Tor ESQ English-born
citizens TO sing on jubilee day. sixteen applica-
tons were received. The great hullabaloo about
the danger OF all New York turning toward Anglo
mania is being rapidly refuted. Out or 500 women
presented to The queen at the last drawlDg-room
only nine were Americans and American men
have been blackballed wherever their names have
been presented at London clubs for years English
men abused and insulted the hospitality or New
Workers FOR many years, but the adulation was
poured out on them steadily until year or so ago.
The Duke OF sutherland capped tue cnmax by
staggering into Mira Bigelow's house, on the
occasion OF her daughters marriage, dressed IN o
dirty shooting suit and accompanied by oraxen
and tnsOlent woman who belonged 10 the outcaet
class OF society. This was just after the exhibi-
ton OF greed and impertfnence on the part OF the
Hurltngham polo team At Newport, and the effect
was not lost. titled Englishman was black
baled that week at the Knicker0Ocker CLUB. and
the reaction set In. BLAKEIY HALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25

4 row OF uve tW0-8t0ry houses with pTe99od
brick frontA bay windowA and Conveniently
arranged interiors will be started in few DAYS on
Z street southeast. near 9th street, for Mr.. VIM
B. jackson. They VIII be finished In naturaj
wood oiled, win contain SIX rooms each. A nantrr
and bathroom, and will cost Sl2, COO m 4. r
Schneider is the architect. Mr.. Schneider is Ass
pretty little houses for the northeast conner al
North Carolina avenue and 10th street, Capitol
Hill, to cost $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
IN A JAPANESE CAGE.
The HoxroTs 81 Life In q Prl.ou An
Toxic.

TA8 H11Kn1Rfc1 OF A POLITICAL PKlsoNRs Al ~
ecRlbKD ~ uMsxIf-MN s1Er 10 PRISON WIFE,
OCT TRIAL AID CROWDED. nyo SMALL Pnas-s1u.
rAElTIxs HRAo1ic1D BIT PRISON KEEPERS, II
Tatu Bahia, japanese now visiting this coul-
try, writes to the STAB The following account q
his recent experience In Tuki0 prison:
1.-THE japanese government has. during the last
ten years, been introducing many superficial ~.
ments OF European civilization, such as dress,
dancing, &c, but more fundamental reforms neces-
sary to the welfare OF the thirty millions Of
people are entirely neglected. One OF the matters
requiring reform Is the japanese prison system.
was put In the japanese prison ct the end Of
December, 1855, and kept there under the s'as-
picion OF political onense for six months without
any pubic trial When public trial came the
public prosecutor could produce nothing worthy Of
notice, and was set tree. Ny arrest came about
In the following way:
AT the time intended TO come TO this country,
steamships start for san francisco. TO make in-
Quiry about the voyage made several purchases
g part Of the PREPARATIONS for my journey. Iwas
passed near shop kept BY an Englishman for the
sale Of Dynamite. We concluded 70 60 IN and gee
dyna%ite simply 70 satisfy our curiosity ", we
dynamite. We were told that the man had no
house. and that consequently he could not show Il
spies lurking about there gave Information to the
japanese government to the effect that ! had
re the Of
rested me ana my friend without any further In
"Al nrst was brought before Keibu, or three con-
g "W6o are your fiends," "Whom DO you know"
and then sent to the main prison In Kajibsshi.
THE PRISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25

against lnSctS WHICH scatter All over Tie tree and
especially against the elm-leaf beetle, which is
one OF the worst foes we have TO contend with are
practically out OF the question. In short, the use
OF these arsenical compounds In liquid as recom-
mended oy me has not only been generally endorsed
by practical men whose interests are at stake
and IL practice proved harmless 10 man and other
animals, but an extended experience in all parts
OF the country has SHOWN them to be the most
economical and satisfactory or all means at our
Command AS compared with itineranL bOntres
or cauldrons and other nnikln recommendations
that are either impractical Or Too expensive they
should dislike 10 have You prejudiced, because OF
the unIounded whiInS and fanciea OF some persons
VINO nave had no personal knowledge or expert
ence In the matter, against q remedy 80 SAFE and
so satisfactory ahd snAil De pleased TO give you
practical Illustration OF how 20 Use this wash with
perfect safety 10 operatives well as TO all per.
SOILS, ootn children and adults, who may FREQUENT
the LAWNS OF the streets under the tre0s
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
Bits from Brown CITY.

The saw-mill is again running, Mr..
C0ttington having returned from apro-
tracted visit to Y DIRK state.
A petition to divide the school dis
trict of which Brown City forms part
is being widely circulated.
MARK your hats and save trouble"
as legal suit here one day last week
was the result of dispute over the
ownership of half worn out derby.
j. +. Holden and Frank Snyder have
gone to the north woods on hunting
expedition.
School is progressing favorably in
Herbert's hall. An average of % pu-
pills are in attendance.
Geo. L. DimOnd, late Of Melvin, has
moved to town and embarked III the
grain business. Mr.. Dimond is relia-
BILE, energetic buyer and one whom the
public will find it a pleasure to do bust
ness with.
j. +. Holden received an addition to
his family one day last week in the
shape OF a new girl.
Ben Powell has standing challenge
to any pugilist in the state of of Michi-
gan under 100 lbs. Two ounce gloves
Marquis of Queensburg rules-Fight to
finish. Don't anybody be in too big q
hurry to answer this beligerent missive
as Ben is cut in the country doing q
job of painting at present, but will be
at home again i'll few days.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
AUCTION SALES.

Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer, will sell for
the undersigned at his residence i'm Old
Brockway, OH Saturday, Nov. s, 1887, n
lot of stock and other articles. Sale to
commence at l o'clock p. m.
W. III. GowAN.
G.. Cooper. auctioneer. will sell for the
undersigned at his residence one mile
north and three and one-half miles
east of Brockway Centre. near the
Schram school house. on Wednesday,
November 16, 1887, commencing at p.
m, lot of stock, farm tools. etc.
GEO. HAYNES.
VIM. Reddicliffe auctioneer, will sell
for the undersigned at his residence 2
miles north and mile east Of MoOre's
Corners, OH Tuesday, Nov. &. 1887, lot
of stock, farming implement. household
furniture, ETC., sale to commence at | p.
IN, sharp. JOHN ANON.
=. Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer. will sell for
the undersigned at his farm 3 miles east
and ! mile north of Rrockway Centre
on Tuesday. Nov. S.18S7. commencing at
o'clock p. m. a lot of stock, farm tools
etc. JAS. HowAY.
Geo. w. Bell auctioneer, will sell
for the undersigned ut his farm miles
north Of Peck, at Eptings mill. on
Monday. Nov. z, 1887. commencing at I
o'clock y. IN. a lot of stock, farming
tools, hou sehold furniture. etc.
EARL SMITH.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
SCHOOL REPORT.

The following is a report of the
school taught in district No. 4, Green
wood Township, for the month ending
Oct. 81. Number of half days taught
3s: number of pupils enrolled As; whole
number of days attendance $751;; aver
age daily attendance 30i. The follow
ing named pupils have not been alb
sent since entering school and have
attained an average of Oven 80 per cent
i'm the branches of study persued by
them Maudie kyes. Emma Kyes,
Mollie Hayes. Hattie Fox, Ida Fox,
Katie Streeter, Charles Mckinney and
James Mckinney.
We cordially invite the patrons Of the
school and others interested in educa-
tional matters to visit the school and
examine into our method and do all
they can for the good of the school.
Il. r. WILLOUGHBY, Teacher.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
Real Estate CHANGES.

Levi Morrill, to 5. o. Welch, lot 5, blk.
Ii, Grinnell's addition. Brockway Cen
tire; consideration, $l25.
j. Youngs to 5. o. Welch, lot 6, blk
13, Grinnell's addition, Brockway Cen
tire; consideration. $500
Levi Morrill, to Levi Morrill,. jr., prop.
ertyi in Bro ckway township; consider
alton, 5000.
Levi Morrill, to III. Morrill,. lots 3 and
4. blk IL. Grinnell's addition; considera-
ton, $500.
). o. WEIGH to 5. j. Welch, n e of 6
ct of sec IA 8, Ia; consideration,
$1,000.
so. Welch to S. J. Welcll, Of lot 10,
Morrill's addition. Brockway Centre,
consideration, 1925.
Oriey Stark to Orlando Stark, s W l
of sec. 80. town >, north of range IA
east; 81 800.
w. Il. Scott to III. Howay, lot %
Morrill's addition, Brockway Centre
$500.
Orlando Stark to Sarah NJ. Stark
land in Brockway; 500.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03


Sandy Ferguson % AhAont, Was IN
town Monday
Abe C0tliEgton has gone Ia u"
north woods on II hontmg expedition
Henry luttomley Was 80 iowa m-
day visiting his parents.
Il. d. Shut and wife visited in Lynn
SUNDAY.
T. II. Parkinson and family. Of
Brock way, visited the family of Il.
Shut last week.
VIM. Roy purchased Lowell Lucke'S
barn and is having it moved on the
lots south Of Mr. Longs.
Mrs. Morgan returned to her home
i'll Lynn Sunday after a two weeks visit
in Capac
Barton Wade came very near losing
his buildings last Saturday by fire from
the engine while threshing.
Sanford Hall. of Berlin, accidentally
fell last Saturday resulting in severe lit
ternal injuries. At present he is in cri-
teal condition but hopes are entertain
ed Of his recovery. LUX.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
CORR SPONDENCE.
Lynn's Low Lispings.

The report was circulated last week
that Charles Warren had been kicked
by q horse aud instantly killed. This is
false. He was not kicked at all. This
is the result OF too much lire-water i'm
n certain citizens brain.
Nearly all of our young men have
gone to the lumber woods. This makes
some of the girls look rather sad
Albert Richard has been home some
time with lame arm.
Lynn still lacks one school teacher,
district No |, at Lyun's corners.
The much needed nan MAS iOyfully
received Sunday. NlCk NFVEEPAr
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
INTER N NATIONAL.
Quick Sales FOR Small Profits

Send for Illustrated Retail Price List OF Ladies
GL0AKS,
including Newmarkets, Raglans, jackets and
jerseys Black Astrachans Seal and Seal Plush
Sacqnes and jackets, Wraps etc, also misses and
mcnt Of Embroidered and FancyPrinted Flannels
for House jackets and Wrappers, also q well Sc
lected stock OF cloakings. ladies' and Misses
ragc robes. Ladies' Trosseans and Infants
Wardrobcs. In
E1rAwLs
our stock Is complete, both foreign and domestic.
unr cloak and shawl departments are elegantly
adjacent. Take the elevator.
DRESS d00Ds-
This department is fully stocked with late and
desirable styles. New Silks In great variety. New
MORE for combinations. An elegant assortment
haSsy Ia q snps We
supply your needs promptly in mourning. goods.
In Dress Trimmings We have all the reliable nov
s .oReeIh w e mGst ne o coarss.
In Ribbons, both for dress trimming and millin-
cry purposes, full line Of the popular makes
CoRsETs.
Our stock Of Blankets Is always large. together
with comforters, Elder Down Quilts and large
line Of coorcd Blankets for travelling also Ladies'
Wrappers and Tobogran Suits.
HOUSE FUR1TIsIzr1ras
Our handsome assortment OF Linen for Table and
variety Of new designs, Marseiiles Quilts in ali
terms Monitor aras
the very best stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at Prices which VIC are confident Will In.
duce you to buy. Please to call OF send us your
order,
c., G. MEISEL & BRO,
BRYCE BLOCK. cor Military and Water Streets,
Port Huron, Michigan.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03

WANTED-Lady or gentleman to can
vass this place for good selling article
useful in every household. Excellent
inducements to the right party. Ad-
dress for circulars. terms. etc, Tornado
B. Smith, Canton, Ohio.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all hard. soft or calloused Jumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood spawn,
Curbs, Splints. Sweeney, Ringbone, Sti-
iles, Sprains. Swellings, etc. Save $50
by use of one bottle. Warranted
sold by Chas. \. Wells * Co., Druggists,
Brockway Centre, Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
MnnderInIGnrns

G. 4. Wells & Co. Retail Druggists,
of Brockway Centre. Mich. say: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery, Electric lIitters and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for four years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well. or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effect
ed by these medicines in this city. Sew
erul eases of pronounced Consumption
VA .,n 1!tirciy culed by use Of few
6nt.i.- ui Dr Kings New Discovery,
taken ~ connection with Electric Bit
ters We guarantee them always. Sold
by g. \. Wells * Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
,sucLIeu.. ,r,,c, SaIyr

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by c. a. Wells
a., ~
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
$500 IVY ARR

~ 81 the r'wAd or any Of Liver Complaint
Nieps, M Headaens Indigestion ConpatIon or Co,ivenss,
.i,t with West, Vegetable Liver fls when the dirse
.fSy compiled WITH They purely vegetable, and
m - si-e satisfaction sugar Coated. Large bo1et
ias - Pp. IS For sale BY all duggir. Beware Of
u'arfss aud mont. The gsnuEe manufactured only BY
slN {. WEST Co. Isl lsj w. Madison ST., Chicago.
50 r'l ra-ASss sent ~ aal prepaid ceptOf stamp
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03

Go to McIntyre's for hannels and
tricot dress goods. Something new in
trimmings, braids and pushes.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03

WANTED-An experienced girl to do
general homework. Apply at residence
of VIM Gowan. l}rockway Centre. 23tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
DID SPIES COMMIT MURDER HERE
The story Told BY = Tramp In a Pennsyl-
ysnia Lookup,

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Nov. 2s.-The Netcs of
this place has the following: George
Williams is the name of tramp who occu-
pied the lookup in this city on Thursday
night A Nstes reporter met Williams IN
the feather rsnovsting establishment of
james Henry on Friday afternoon, and the
following remarkable tale was related by
the wsnderer. he said 4 am from De-
trOit, Michigan Here the scribe inter
rupted Mr. Williams with query, if be
knew Charley Bennett. That's generally
the trst question asked a Detroit man by
q New Castle citizen. The tramp said he
had seen Charley. and then commenced his
story. II was well acquainted With August
Spies, knew bim in Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan. lie did not then go By the name Of
Spies. be had a dozen other names. and
Chicago is the first town the anarchist
really settled down in. | am glad he
va, hung, for be killed my 'pard.' When
We three, Spies, my 'psrd' and myself, were
working in Grand Rapids. a5ont three years
ago. spies and nay 'psrd' bad misunder-
standing and one verr dark dismal night
in october the anarchist slipped from an
alley and struck nv comrsde in the back
with knife. / was along at the time, and
the blow was a fatal one. for the poor
young fellow only breathsd a few moments
before he bresthed bis last. Spies ran away,
but vas sftsrvsrd csptsred and locked up
in Jail He never had q trial, for be es-
capped from Jail, and I shall always think
the Sheriff OF the county assisted him in
getting away. From Grand Rapids Spies
went TO Detroit and worked az the paint
ing business. under the name of Jones.
He shortly after went to Chicago, under
the name OF Spies. which sm inclined TO
believe vas his own name. | met him in
Chicago sbout two years ago and be gave
me $40 il would lesvs the town and tell
no one I knew him. This did. and
give you my hand that the story has never
been told By me before" Here Mr..
williams borrowed ave cents from ex-
Councilman Henry aud q chew Of tobacco
and = cigar stump from the reporter. and
We ~ him no more.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
DID SHE DEPOSIT 1T 2
4 widow Says Cashier Wild dicomb DO
Not Account for $500

4 widow Says Cashier Wild dicomb Does
Not Account for s4OO.
Jane Garlock filed declaration in narr
in the Circui. Court yesterday against
William Widdicomb for alleged damages
A reporter called on Mrs. Gsrlock last
evening to ascertain what she had to say.
She said she 1did not think she ought to
say anything abe eut the matter" and that
it had worried ber so much that it had
almost made her sick" She would rather
there would be nothing said about it. but
ii there was she wanted the reporter to see
Geo. w. Thompson, her attorney, or John
G. Fitzgerald, who is his counsel. Accord
ingly the reporter called ON Mr.. Fitzgerald
and queried him thus:
What does Mrs. Gsrlock clsim7
she claims that last April the 18th
think. she was 10 go to the Grand Rapids
National bank 10 procure a certain deed
that was sent to Mr.. Widdloomb. and on
the payment of 500 the deed was TO be de-
livered; that her dsughther accompanied
her, that she was running a
deposit at the bank; that she took a, 90
with her; that she put $500 in her bank
pass book and that she Put the other ii00
in her pocketbook and pot both in hand
satchel which she carries, tbst vhen she
arst went into the hsns she deposited tse
$500 with Mr.. Davis, and then went back
into the oasce and examired the deed aud
found il ali right, that they decided that
she should draw . check for the $500, ss
the amount vss to be sent away to the par
ties by draft: that just az she YES going out
Of the bank she handed the 500 TO Mr..
WIddicomb.
She took her pass book TO the bank Oct.
and lef II 20 Be written up. She got toe
book the following day and there vas DO
account Of the 500
Mr.. Fitz(}eraid stated tnat lfr- Wsadi-
eorFb's statement Of the trsasaciiens which
Is, was exsctlF IN sccorisocs vith that Of
Ars. Gsriook. with ths exception Of
the giving % bin Of tie 800
Ne. FHzseTsia stated further thAt he had
requested Mr. NidiicDmb 70 have a thor
ogEzh examination made Of the bank books
"a 70 the record q that psrtic7lsr dsre. bat
tnst ~ reported they coald ani n error.
/ ard ina sac cssh BOOK "a anoe8 al r lght on
sad date. Mr. F5izzsrsld remarked inst ft
wss a very strange affair. - o0th parties
seemed - c0nfaent.
/ TIE reporter next interviewed NJ. Wid
diccmh NJ N iaaicorl0 szs ted tss facts
ss stsfe5 ss0vs. osacerning TIE trsnssr-
/ tons O. ne osaE o. Apnl -. a. Of WAics
1 thSi Esnile0sn E6o-se4. except the siTlaz
aim 81 to 3tst sad Re. sac dii noi
issvs is Wis0 nae. Or soT other member 4
/ The os1x
Did ihs ossh book shoE Bp 81 rght that
asy2
| Yes
Nr W55dscoras sased tsst be did not
~is1 20 msks sng srsrezaszf g 70 vbst had
serarre3. cT ths en- nvsrsssieo befsesn hwn
/ s1d NJ esrfscx - fhsr ~oaid a. c51ae
0at n re ~ tsss - dis nof know wa
hsr esels-seon ras e. ths Nesa1 & Ma
rsr f~ asa rskea 70 8is ers sarins ~.
ssg. s-i rsaf NrrsEhl pss his sre0rneT sod
/ voaid leok ara II
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
A RIOT At LIMERICK
snAMELEss ssUTsLITY or Pouce
Hhs Csrsnsaiss % tnEsiii8x tas Hoa1-
1lsat e. Eas HaaGnssteF Martyrs
Broksn ap-Hsay Citlxsa la
lxEsa 4na f4ksa ~
Hospital

Ir,lxaIox. SoV 81 The attsmpt - hold
a dsmonstrstsn here ia honor u the Man
chester martyrs sas frustrated By the DOlics
.ad resulted ia a serious rot John McIa-
Dsrnsy. Of Sss York. shO came here .
prssi.is 0Fsr the ceremony cf uuEsillnz tns
statue of Lhs martyrs. proceeded . deliver
a. oration IN the presence Of "a Immenae
crowd 3f people Ensa the police appeared
ca The scene aa1 f0rBs5s flftler exercises.
The crosd hootsd and ieersd tas poles
aad Ihe latter attsmpted % dlsperse the
gaEnerine zad clear tAs streets. usinz Day0-
nsts anu s4toas fIeely. This summary ac-
tioa infari4I-d the people. ~hO made des-
perste resistancs, and many civilians and
cOnsIables sers injured Ia the melee
sad tsksn - tne hospital The nnSarrant-
abls brutality 81 the police incenssc the
De0pls in IA houses and hotels along tns
streets. rhO tzGnLs1 ths eonstaoles from
windows with cOSardics. The police De
came reckless a. thls and threw stones and
other missiles-many Of them throwing
their stars &C ~in1oEs smashing hundreds
81 p4nss OF glass and inhicung severe cuts
npon sosas Dersons Who we're unable 70 get
out OF the saT. Meanwhile the resistance
Of people ia the streets. Who resorted 10 the
uss Of stones aud every c0ncelVa0le fOrIa
Of Missile became 50 fOrmldaOis that the
police sers compelled % send for the nill-
tary 10 aid them. The troops appeared,
Dut thev we're not called into active service.
a. the municipal officers OF the city had
succeeded in quleting tbe people and indac-
ing them 20 return 90 their homes. Tie
town wAs perfectly quiet Al II o'clock TO-
night. and no further uouoie Is expected.
Thirty wounded persons were treated IA
Ihe Hospitals, acd a iaFEsr numoer were
L.ksn or Hcfs abte 20 walk - their homes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Companies Indebted to the Losers In tn
Great Fire.

Early yesterday morning Nelson, Matter
& Co. had men and teams engaged in re-
moving the brick from the ruin surround
ing what was once a psiatial business
structure. The FIRE still shoulders. but it
has spent its force and no further danger is
to be feared
10 addition to the insurance previously
published in the TELEGRAM HERALD. the
following companies are involved in the
loss:
Grand Rapids Fire Insurance Company,
81 O9O German of Illinois, $1,000. Peoples
OF Pittsburg. 81 900, Fire Association, 81
SO; Amazon of Cincinnati, $1,000, Traders
of Illinois, 1000; German of Pittsburg
81 900; Traders. 81, 500, American of Phil
adelphia. 1000.
Queen, $500; Home. 1900; Hartford,
$500, Springfield, $1,000, German Ameri-
can, g 500, North American, $500; Nj
sgars, $1,000. New York Underwriters
5000; Franklin. 5000.
Citizens. of New York. 5000; Imperial
Of London, s. .125; Phoenix OF Brooklyn,
81 80, Northern, England, 5000, Amerl-
can. Philadelphia, 81 900; Boylston. Boston,
5000. Liverpool, London & Globe, s, 900.
Scottish Union. Edinburgh, $4,000.
North British and Mercantile, s. 500.
British o. Amsrics. $1,000. California OF
San Francisco. 81 90; Commercial Union.
s. GO. Orient. 81 900. British Amsrics,
81 $50: North British and Mercantile.
5000; British America ION fac
tory, 5000, Commercial Union, 81
co. Norta British Mercantile. s. 90.
sun Fire Company. 81 go. City OF Lon
don, 81 .z5o New Hampshire. s. 900. Ana
zon. g. 000. Worcester 5000, Peoples. Of
New York $50 Prescott 81 .0o0. Spring
Garden. - 0o0 Clinton. $1,000 Merchants
81 So. Western. s., 500. Security, $1,000.
Providence. Washington. 5000, Newark.
y j. 81 250 Milwaukee Mechanics, s. Coo
Couc0riis. 3 oof- Sterling. $3.50 UDitsa
Fir,msn's. S.. .00U
The ether losers s7s secured in The follow
ing amounts. ]. ". Con reTse 5 so. David
FORBES. 1870. g. G. Rood 3 on. 9. A Ber-
rin. E SO b r. Eu1e~r. 81 500. q. "
WolE 500. Tom Dixon. ss0o.
The total is SIS 5l5. a sun that vi
prosshlv cover the lsss o. HuiilinE and con
tents a. vel zs could be expected.